優noD🏴（笑） RT @iainmacwhirter: Blow for Sturgeon as TNS polls shows nearly half of Scots will NOT vote SNP. http://polho.me/1IX7zvR #GE15 #GE2015
LOL @ScotlandshireGB: #GE2015 Just in: SNP gains the Commonwealth of Massachusets
O.M.G. RT @BBCScotlandNews: #SNP GAIN Coatbridge, Chryston & Bellshill http://bbc.in/1JSGKwO #GE2015
As it happened: SNP wins histo...
As it happened: SNP wins histo...
Our hard-won rights are under attack. Will you fight for them? #BBCdebate #GE2015 http://keeptheact.uk/ via @AmnestyUK サインしてきた。
Do the human right thing
Do the human right thing
MikeKLessons not Learnt: New report on 2015, 2017 and 2019 elections https://www.electoral-reform.org.uk/lessons-not-learnt-new-report-on-2015-2017-and-2019-elections/ n #ukpol #ukpolitics #ERSGeneralElectionreport #ElectoralReform #GE2015 #GE2017 #GE2019
James KempHow to Fix the National Health Service https://www.themself.org/2015/05/how-to-fix-the-national-health-service/?utm_source=ReviveOldPost&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ReviveOldPost #ge2015 #generalelection #lifeexpectancy #nhs #politics #unitedkingdom
How to Fix the National Health Service - Themself
The National Health Service The National Health Service is one of Britain’s institutions, it employs over a million people and a third of us come into contact with it each year. Many of us owe our lives to its very existence. Formed in the wake of the second world war it was intended to ensure that no-one ever died in the UK of preventable or curable conditions. It improved infant mortality to the point that we are shocked when children die, before WW2 it was a fact of life. Most working class families before the NHS lost children of things that we can treat. You only need to do a little genealogy for proof. The NHS is a primary cause of rising life expectancy since it was formed in 1948 (although other things have contributed too). On average we’ve added […]
Arthur Stramash@jfngw @Ken_McNaughton The defeat in 2014 seemed to blind them to the fact that #GE2015 was an electoral Bannockburn, a virtual mandate to demand the fulfilment of promised home rule, devomax and federalism. Yet hardly a whimper from the 56. England’s decision to disconnect Scotland from its European allies is grounds enough to abrogate the Treaty of Union. Our courts should have been involved. It was a foreign policy issue that led to Norway declaring its independence from Sweden.
Neil Turner